Vekk's Atlas

Place personal markers and record shareable paths on the map, minimap and in the 3D world.

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Contributors

• lordleir

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Vekk’s Atlas lets you save personal locations and paths inside Guild Wars 2. Markers can be named, organised into folders, hidden and shared with other players as text codes.

Markers: Place personal icons on the PvE world map and see them on the map, minimap and in the 3D world with optional light pillars. In WvW, stand where you want a marker and use the placement shortcut to save your character’s exact position.

Pathing: Record your movement to create routes for raids, training, exploration or group instructions. Choose from eight colours and continuous, dashed, dotted or arrow styles. Projects keep paths, markers and strategy notes together.

Sharing: Copy a marker or a complete project as a text code and send it to a friend. Pasting the code recreates the marker, folder or project locally.

Languages: Available in English, Spanish and German. English is selected by default; the language can be changed in Atlas settings.

Controls: Ctrl+Shift+M places a marker, Ctrl+Shift+A opens settings and Ctrl+Shift+N opens Pathing. Shortcuts can be changed inside Atlas.

Installation: Close Guild Wars 2, place VekksAtlas.dll in the game’s addons folder and launch the game with Nexus. Requires Windows x64.

Data and Memory Access: Atlas stores markers, folders, paths and settings locally in a JSON file. It uses Nexus and MumbleLink shared telemetry and does not scan internal game memory. Optional Advanced cursor placement requires the separately installed RTAPI addon, which does access game memory.

Limitations: WvW markers and paths are displayed in the 3D world only because MumbleLink does not provide a reliable live WvW map centre. Light pillars are overlays and may appear through terrain or walls.

AI Notice: Developed by Leir.6218 with AI assistance.

Vekk’s Atlas is an unofficial third-party addon and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ArenaNet or Raidcore.